Texas, the first Big 12 champion nearly 30 years ago, is bidding farewell to the conference this season, although it remains to be seen if a win at AT&T Stadium will be enough to secure a playoff berth. But whether a win at AT&T Stadium will be enough to clinch a playoff berth remains to be seen.

Texas vs. Oklahoma State will be broadcast live on ABC and ESPN3 in the U.S., Sky Sports in the U.K., and Kayo Sports in Australia; if you have a VPN, you can watch Texas vs.

All that was expected of the Cowboys at the start of the season was mid-tier mediocrity. Who could have imagined that the Mike Gundy-led Cowboys would win seven of their next eight games and challenge for the Big 12 title?

The playoffs may be out of reach, but they will be determined to give their longtime sparring partner, the Longhorns, a parting gift before they leave for pastures new. It's what best friends do.

Texas lost outstanding RB Jonathon Brooks to an ACL injury, and Quinn Eworth has had problems converting in the red zone, but Texas' 8-1 record speaks for itself, which is why they are the heavy favorite for the trophy.

Draft Kings has Oklahoma State as a 14-point favorite, with the over/under currently set at 56. Of course, you need to watch the Texas vs Oklahoma State live stream to see how the game will play out, and we have all the details you need below.

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At the time of publication, Texas is a -15 point favorite according to DraftKings, although the absence of Jonathon Brooks may be felt acutely.